One character in this work faints after being chased by a snake; upon awakening, that character is shown a picture of his future love. Monostatos is the servant of a man who sings "O Isis und Osiris" in this opera, and in this opera, three women place a padlock over the mouth of a bird-catcher and give him enchanted bells. This opera features the coloratura aria "Der Hölle Rache." The protagonist of this opera is ordered to remain silent by [*] Sarastro as part of the trials he undergoes with Papageno, and in this opera, the Queen of the Night 
One character in this work faints after being chased by a snake; upon awakening, that character is shown a picture of his future love. Monostatos is the servant of a man who sings "O Isis und Osiris" in this opera, and in this opera, three women place a padlock over the mouth of a bird-catcher and give him enchanted bells. This opera features the coloratura aria "Der Hölle Rache." The protagonist of this opera is ordered to remain silent by [*] Sarastro as part of the trials he undergoes with Papageno, and in this opera, the Queen of the Night is Pamina's mother. Featuring Tamino's use of a special musical instrument, for 10 points, name this Mozart opera.
One character in this work faints after being chased by a snake; upon awakening, that character is shown a picture of his future love.
The Magic {Flute} [or {Die Zauberflöte}]